As you can see, there are in total of 3 layers in this dictionary. A picture for explaining dictionary structure is mentioned in the README file, but I am also putting one here for quick reference.
Please feel free to change the plotfile dictionary file of you want to plot some other parameters, but it has to be in the following format:
If it is a contour, attach the following to 'contour':
'variable name':#Your variable name in the dataset
{
'level': #Your contour interval, should be a numpy array
'color': #Your contour color, should be a string with full name of color (It will be written on the title!)
'linewidths': #How wide you want your line is. should be in int type
'title': #Your variable's official name with a unit (Named as title because it is mainly used in title
}
If it is a filled contour, attach the following to 'fill':
'variable name': #Your variable name in the dataset
{
'level': #Your contour interval, should be a numpy array
'cmap': #Your colormap, should be the name of the colorbar after plt.cm
'title': #Your variable's official name with a unit (Named as title because it is mainly used in title
}
Here is a link for colormaps in matplotlib
It doesn't need to be a perfect match for the name of variable to do the plotting--The plotting fuction actually only runs when the same variable name is in both the dataset and the plotfile dictionary here.
